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'''Windows Blackcomb''' is an upcoming version of ]. It is due around the year ], following the predicted release of ] in ]. It will have both a version for the client, or average user, and servers. '''Windows Blackcomb''' is an upcoming version of ]. It is due sometime between ] - ], following the predicted release of ] in ]. It will have both a version for the client, or average user, and servers.


Blackcomb was to be officially released as the successor to ] (NT 5.1) at the time of its announcement. However, its introduction was pushed back several years after announcement of an interim version called ]. Blackcomb was to be officially released as the successor to ] (NT 5.1) at the time of its announcement. However, its introduction was pushed back several years after announcement of an interim version called ].

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Windows Blackcomb is an upcoming version of Microsoft Windows. It is due sometime between 2008 - 2012, following the predicted release of Windows Longhorn in 2006. It will have both a version for the client, or average user, and servers.

Blackcomb was to be officially released as the successor to Windows XP (NT 5.1) at the time of its announcement. However, its introduction was pushed back several years after announcement of an interim version called Windows Longhorn.

Blackcomb is likely to include any new features Microsoft cannot release with Windows Longhorn.

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